Boston Fielding Stars as Nichols Shutout Fails
Boston defeated Philadelphia in a game highlighted by Hamilton’s standout fielding and Dunkle’s steady pitching. Philadelphia could not hit Nichols, and the defense behind Dunkle faltered as Boston capitalized on miscues. Attendance was reported as 2024.
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Harvard Triumphs Over Dartmouth 13 to 7 in Cold Soldiers Field Game
New York and Washington reports note Harvard’s easy win over Dartmouth at Soldiers Field. Harvard led 11 to 3 before the cold wind and late hour led to an early end after the fifth inning. The two teams were scheduled for a rematch later this week.
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Red Ehret Wins Home Game for Louisville in Seventh Inning
Louisville Ky April 27 Red Ehret secured a win for Louisville by his strong batting as Young replaced McAllister in the eighth inning. Cleveland trailed 9 to 8 in a tight contest.
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Summary of Intercollegiate Scores Across Venues
Williamstown defeated Williams 13 to 12 while Amherst beat Newtowne Athletic 11 to 12. Pawtucket topped Waterbury 11 to 6, Danbury beat Toronto 12 to 11, Princeton edged Maryland 14 to 3, Lancaster over Hartford 3 to 2, Allentown defeated Reading 8 to 4, Richmond beat Newark 1 to 0, Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania prevailed over Lehigh 12 to 5, Springfield defeated Meriden 8 to 7, Exeter lost to New Hampshire College 1 to 20, Yale beat Brown 9 to 3.
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Fourth church to be organized in West Medford
A new colored Baptist Church will be organized in West Medford tonight with Rev. Arthur Amb r idge, pastor of the West Medford Baptist Church, directing the effort for the time being.
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On to Washington Penn sylvania railroad tours
The final run of Penn sylvania railroad personally conducted tours departs Boston May 16 with a Philadelphia stop en route to Washington. Tours include a capital visit under escort for $23, and a Gettysburg battlefield trip including Luray Caverns for $36. An escorted ladies’ chaperon accompanies each tour. Tour inquiries to D. N. Bell, tourist agent, Washington Street, Boston.
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Meet Club in Boston Hears Plans for National Meet
A large attendance at the Copley Square Hotel heard progress on the ’99 Meet Club. Membership tickets were issued, boosting support. Massachusetts division board officers voted to back next year’s national meet. The group will meet on the fourth Wednesday monthly at cycle club houses, with Middlesex CC and PCC joining the Meet Club.
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Casey and Ekberg Sign With National Cycle Track Association
Worcester riders Ekberg and Casey sign with the National Cycle Track Association for the season. The tandem pair hold quarter, third and half mile records and Ekberg, state five mile champion, tallies twenty nine firsts, seventeen seconds and eight thirds. They report at Charles River Park Monday to arrange their first match for May 16 in competition and match races.
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International Cycle Track Association May Form in New York
Representatives of tracks will meet in New York on Saturday to form the International Cycle Track Association. The group aims for global membership including Paris London and Berlin tracks. Notable riders Harvey Davidson and Antonio Tomaselli arrive in New York to compete, with plans for middle distance and long mileage events. Manitoba and Montreal pass laws affecting wheelmen speeds and taxes. Canadian and French cycling developments, sponsorships and proposed Paris visit of Co W Miller draw attention as long distance matches proliferate.
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Byers Outpoints Gorman In Six Round Bout
George Byers and John Gorman of Boston fought a six round exhibition at the armory with no decision. Byers clearly outpointed Gorman though the bout was shortened from twelve rounds due to a small crowd. Both men agreed a draw if both remained standing after six rounds.
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Harvard Faculty Divided Over War and Enlistment
Harvard’s faculty largely opposes the current war and rapid enlistment, urging students to consider patience and long-term service. Professors Norton MacVane Shaler Channing and Royce voice caution while students mobilize with drills, 300 new guns, and plans to enlist. debate centers on patriotism, timing, and policy.
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Sealing Fleet Near Record Year After Harsh Voyage
The Ranger arrived at St John s Newfoundland with 60 percent seals and reports severe damage from a six week ordeal. Crew kept pumps working for days to keep the ship afloat. Terra Nova logged 22 000 seals, Vanguard 13 000, Labrador 60 percent. Total season catch projected at 300 000 seals, a decade high.
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